Examining the reasoning as well as the result
The review addresses the referral question, data sources, instruments, methodology and the route from findings to conclusions. Any disagreement is grounded in identifiable aspects of the work.
Medicine, psychology and criminology
Reports are reviewed within the professional’s competence and the agreed scope. The analysis may identify strengths, limitations and relevant alternative explanations.
Use in proceedings
The work may result in a review report, a technical note or questions for expert testimony. The technical analysis remains independent of the requesting party’s position in the dispute.
Before we begin
Common questions.
Does a review always disagree with the original report?
No. It examines the report’s foundation. It may confirm some aspects and disagree with others, explaining the reasons.